[Refrigerated] Hachimanmaki with untreated chicken (New Year's single item B-4)

[Request when ordering]
This product cannot be purchased with any other products other than the single New Year's dish. If you would like to purchase multiple single New Year's dishes, please place only the single items in your shopping cart when placing your order.
For products marked with [Refrigerated], a refrigeration fee of 440 yen will be added after your order.
Please note that the above charges will be added after payment is approved.

Natural House Original Domestic Chicken Yahatamaki

■Application deadline: Sunday, December 15, 2024
■Delivery date: Choose from Friday, December 27th or Saturday, December 28th, 2024

[Celebrations]
Burdock is eaten on New Year's Day as a lucky charm for wishing for a long, simple and happy life. It is said to have developed as a local dish from the former village of Yahata (Yahata-cho, Kyoto Prefecture) (there are various theories).

[Taste]
"The flavors of domestic thigh meat, organic burdock and carrots" The original sauce is based on organic soy sauce that has been aged for over a year, and contains sugar and organic mirin.
Because the ingredients have a strong flavor, we do not use additives such as umami seasonings (amino acids, yeast extract, sorbitol, sweeteners, etc.).

【raw materials】
Chicken (domestic), vegetables (organic burdock, organic carrots, green beans, garlic, onions), organic soy sauce (contains soybeans), sugar, organic mirin, organic fermented rice seasoning

[Contents]
1 bottle

【expiration date】
Refrigerated until January 3, 2025

[Storage method]
Refrigerated

[Note]
After opening, store in the refrigerator and consume as soon as possible.

*We cannot accept time-specified delivery.
*This offer will end as soon as the limited quantity is sold out.
*There are some areas where we cannot deliver, such as remote islands.
*The plates and decorations in the photo are not included in the set.
*For allergies, the information listed is for the "seven major allergens (wheat, buckwheat, eggs, milk, peanuts, shrimp, and crab)."